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M.  Connecting to Other Electronic Equipment

1. Connecting to a TV or Another Monitor 

( Refer to Figure 4)

Figure 4

Plugging into Headphone jack 1 will disable the internal speakers.

* The headphones are only provided for DS9106PK.

NOT SUPPLIED

 2. Connecting Headphones*

Plug the headphones into either Headphone jack 1 or Headphone
jack 2 on the right side of the DVD Player.

(Refer to Figure 5)

Figure 5

DC 9 -1 2V

VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

USB

DC  9 -1 2V

VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

USB

a. Connect one end (1/8" stereo plug) of the audio cable (not supplied)
into the unit

’

s AUDIO OUT jack. Connect the other end (2 RCA jacks)

to the Left and Right channel audio input jacks on your TV or monitor.
(White = left audio channel, Red = right audio channel)
b. Connect one end (1/8

”

 plug) of the video cable (not supplied) into

the unit

’

s VIDEO OUT  jack. Connect the other end (RCA jack) to the

VIDEO INPUT jack on your TV or Monitor. (Yellow = video)

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Summary of Contents for DS9106

Page 1: ...DS9106 DS9106PK 9 Portable DVD Player CHA RGE POW ER ...

Page 2: ...le Installation 9 F Controls Indicators and Connectors 10 G Loading and Playing a Disc 12 H Basic Operation 12 I Menu 13 J Display 13 K Playing Audio CDs 18 L Playing JPEG Files 19 M Connecting to Other Electronic Equipment 20 N Setup 21 O Specifications 29 P Rechargeable Built in Battery Use 29 Q Troubleshooting 31 ...

Page 3: ...pe plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet l Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particu larly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the DVD Player l Only use attachmen...

Page 4: ...pen the product Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel l CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type l Warning Your DVD player contains a battery and charging sys tem which is designed to work in temperatures that do not ex ceed 50o C 122o F Leaving this product in a closed automobile or in the trunk of an automobile wher...

Page 5: ...dance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the fo...

Page 6: ...nual Manufacturer Audiovox Electronics Corp 150 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY 11788 For Your Records Keep your sales receipt for proof of purchase to obtain warranty parts and service In the event that service should be required you may need both the model number and the serial number In the space below record the date and place of purchase and the serial number Model No Date of Purchase Place of Purch...

Page 7: ...uthorized by Macrovision Corporation and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited DVD Regional Code Your DVD player has been designed to process regional management information that is stored on DVD discs The regional code for your player is 1 The U S U S Territories and Canada O...

Page 8: ... jack on the unit then plug the other end into the vehicle power outlet DS9106 DS9106PK can operate on a fully charged battery for six hours Only for DS9106PK NOTE Your new battery must be charged a minimum of eight hours before the first usage DS9106 DS9106PK needs seven hours to fully recharge the battery Figure 1 DC 9 12V VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT Mobile Use Indoor Use 3 To Charge the Built in Batter...

Page 9: ...c straps Ensure that the unit s corners are secured by the elastic straps 2 Secure the upper portion of the carrying bag to the headrest sup port bars using the headrest strap Adjust the headrest strap until the bag is firmly secured 3 Secure the lower portion of the carrying bag to the vehicle seat back using the seat back strap Adjust the seat back strap until the bag is firmly secured Figure 2 ...

Page 10: ...10 F Controls Indicators and Connectors 1 Unit View Refer to Figure 3 Figure 3 IR CHARGE POWER OK Swivel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 17 16 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ...

Page 11: ...ward Scan Right Button 14 1 All Repeat Button 15 Stop Button 16 Menu Button 17 Subtitle Button 18 Audio Button 19 Angle Button 13 OK OK play pause Button 14 DOWN SUBTITLE Button 15 Cover Open Button 16 DC 9 12 V Input Jack 17 Video Out Jack 18 Audio Out Jack 19 USB Jack 20 Headphone Jack 2 21 Headphone Jack 1 22 Volume Control 23 IR Window 24 Charge Power LED 1 Power Button 2 Setup Button 3 Source...

Page 12: ...REPEAT DISPLAY SUBTITLE AUDIO ZOOM SETUP Turn the unit on Remove load the disc Start Play Execute item or setting Press to pause play and again to restart play Press once to stop at the present playing point Press twice to stop playback of the DVD CD Go to the next chapter track or scene during playback Go back to the previous chapter track or scene during playback Use for Menu Navigation Execute ...

Page 13: ... DVD root menu J Display Display contents vary from disc to disc 1 Playing Time and Remaining Time a During playback press the DISPLAY button to display the current Title Number 1 the total Number of Titles 2 the current Chap ter Number 3 the total Number of Chapters 4 and the elapsed playing Time for the title 5 b Press the DISPLAY button again to display the Remaining Time of the title Title Rem...

Page 14: ...on a fourth time to display the Remaining Time for the chapter e Press the DISPLAY button a fifth time to exit DISPLAY OFF will be displayed and will disappear automatically in 3 seconds Chapter Elapsed Time Screen Display Chapter Remaining Time Screen Display TT 01 01 CH 02 17 0 00 00 TT 01 01 CH 02 17 0 00 00 ...

Page 15: ...dis play will disappear automatically if the SUBTITLE button is not pressed again within 3 seconds Subtitle 01 02 3 Audio During playback press the AUDIO button to select the audio lan guage you desire with the current Audio Channel Number 1 and the total number of Audio Channels 2 displayed PressAUDIO again to select another audio language The audio display will disappear automatically if the AUD...

Page 16: ...ress the ZOOM button twice the picture will be enlarged 3X Press the ZOOM button a third time the picture will be enlarged 4X Press the ZOOM button a fourth time the picture will return to normal size ZOOM Screen Display 5 Repeat a During playback press the REPEAT button once to repeatedly play the current chapter Chapter Repeat ON Screen Display ...

Page 17: ...dly play the current title Title Repeat ON Screen Display c Press the REPEAT button a third time to repeat all chapters and titles All Repeat ON Screen Display d Press the REPEAT button a fourth time to resume normal playback Repeat Off Screen Display ...

Page 18: ...apsed Single Remain Total Elapsed Display Off Total Remain CD Display Mode Single Elapsed The current track playing and the elapsed time on that track appears on the screen Single Remain The current track playing and the amount of time remaining on that track appears on the screen Total Elapsed The current track playing and the total elapsed time on the CD appears on the screen Total Remain The cu...

Page 19: ...viga tion buttons to view the blocked parts of the picture 5 During photo slideshow or in slideshow PAUSE mode Press to rotate the picture 90 degrees counterclockwise Press to mirror the picture horizontally Press to mirror the picture vertically Press to rotate the picture 90 degrees clockwise Press or to view the previous next photo 6 Press button then the slideshow will pause Press the button a...

Page 20: ...side of the DVD Player Refer to Figure 5 Figure 5 DC 9 12V VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT USB DC 9 1 2V VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT USB a Connect one end 1 8 stereo plug of the audio cable not supplied into the unit s AUDIO OUT jack Connect the other end 2 RCA jacks to the Left and Right channel audio input jacks on your TV or monitor White left audio channel Red right audio channel b Connect one end 1 8 plug of the...

Page 21: ...e upper and lower sections of the screen WIDE If the unit is connected to a wide screen TV set select this option The widescreen image will be displayed in full screen in its native aspect ratio a TV Display Select TV DISPLAY using the DOWN button and then press the Right button enter the submenu Select the TV display mode on the screen using UP DOWN button and press the OK to confirm the setting ...

Page 22: ...ess the LEFT button to return General Setup Page On ENG On 16 9 TV Display Angle Mark OSD Lang LCD Display Screen Saver Last Memory Wide Set Angle Mark Off On Off General Setup Page On ENG On 16 9 TV Display Angle Mark OSD Lang LCD Display Screen Saver Last Memory Wide Off English French Spanish Set OSD Lang ENG d LCD Display Select LCD Display using the DOWN button and then press the RIGHT button...

Page 23: ...the RIGHT button to enter the submenu Choose Last Memory on or off using the UP DOWN buttons and then press the OK button to confirm the setting Press the LEFT button to return ON During playback or in the pause mode if you open the disc tray and then close without changing a disc the unit will memorize the last playback status and resume playback from the memorized point OFF The unit will not ret...

Page 24: ...g the LEFT RIGHT button press the OK button to enter the VIDEO QUALITY SETUP page Video Setup Page Screen Display Brightness Screen Display Go To Video Setup Page Contrast Brightness Hue Saturation Video Quality Setup 00 00 00 00 Set Brightness Contrast Hue Saturation Video Quality Setup 00 00 00 Brightness 00 b The CONTRAST HUE and SATURATION are adjusted in the same manner as the BRIGHTNESS Pres...

Page 25: ...ssword Change Page Screen Display Password Setup Page Screen Display NOTE The Default Password is 3308 This password is always effective even after you have selected your own password and changed it To avoid the possibility of others using the default password to set the parental level and change the password you can record this default password in another area and delete it from this manual Some ...

Page 26: ...bmenu Select the audio language you desire using the UP or DOWN buttons then press the OK button to confirm the setting Press the LEFT button to return Preferred Audio Language Screen Display Preference Page Screen Display Go To Preference Page Preference Page Default Parental Disc Menu ENG ENG Audio Subtitle Off Preferred Audio Language Default Preference Page Parental Disc Menu ENG ENG Audio Fre...

Page 27: ... press the OK button to confirm the setting Press the LEFT to return b Subtitle Select SUBTITLE using the DOWN button then press the OK button to enter the submenu Select the desired subtitle language or OFF using the UP or DOWN buttons then press the OK to confirm the setting Press the LEFT to return Preferred Subtitle Language Preferred Subtitle Language Default Preference Page Parental Disc Men...

Page 28: ... levels These are listed from the lowest level 1 KID SAFE to the highest level 8 ADULT Enter a 4 digit password then press the OK button to confirm the parental level setting NOTE The level of 8 ADULT is the factory default d Parental Select PARENTAL using the DOWN button then press the OK button to enter the submenu Load Factory Setting Screen Display Set Parental Control Preference Page 2 G 3 PG...

Page 29: ... or longer we recommend that you fully charge the battery For longer periods of storage please recharge the battery at least once every two months to maintain the battery in optimum condition O Specifications Compatible DISC DVD CD Signal system NTSC Panel size 9 inch Frequency response 20 Hz to 20 kHz Video output 1 Vp p 75 Ohm unbalanced Audio output 1 4Vrms 10kOhm Audio S N Better than 60 dB Dy...

Page 30: ...o charge the battery please connect the power jack directly into the DVD Player and leave it connected until the red charge indicator turns off Using and Maintaining Your Rechargeable Batteries 1 Please make sure you always use only the AC adapter included with the player to recharge your battery The battery can only be charged with the AC adaptor and will NOT charge with the car DC adaptor 2 Rech...

Page 31: ...ure e g angles 3 The feature is not available at the moment 4 You ve requested a title or chapter number that is out of range Can t advance through a movie The icon appears on screen SOLUTION PROBLEM No sound or distorted sound Picture is distorted The disc might be damaged Try another disc It is normal for some distortion to appear during forward or reverse scan Some discs have sections that proh...

Page 32: ...er only plays DVDs and audio CDs Your DVD player has been designed to process regional management information that is stored on DVD discs The regional code for your player is 1 The U S U S Territories and Canada Only DVD discs that have regional codes of 1 or ALL for all regions can be played by your player The disc is dirty Clean it Condensation has formed Allow player to dry out Disc won t play ...

Page 33: ...n mishan dling misuse neglect accident or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number barcodelabel s THE EXTENT OFTHE COMPANY S LIABILITY UNDERTHIS WARRANTY IS LIMITEDTOTHEREPAIRORREPLACEMENTPROVIDEDABOVEAND INNOEVENT SHALL THECOMPANY SLIABILITYEXCEEDTHEPURCHASEPRICEPAIDBYPURCHASERFORTHE PRODUCT This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities ANY IMPLIED WARRAN TI...

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